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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1887-07-15

81 have heard Of queer stakes in my
time" remaked a Pacific coast man,
"but | think can discount anything
OF the sort in my own experience. |
was playing cards in Georgia some
years ago, and became involved in a
dispute with a native that sent him TO
the hospital and me to the Jail. There
was strong prejudice against gam
blets in the vicinity, and my lawyer
told me that / was in very tight fix
| made the best of the situation, and
managed 10 get on good terms With
the sheriff. typical Georgian, and,
by the way, pretty good fellow. One
day discovered by accident that he
was great faro bank feed. 1t seems
that he had been quite wealthy at one
time, but he bad lost all his property
against the game, and would walk ter
miles through swamp to get to play.
That just suited me. / chalked out
layout on my cell floor, and got an
old deck of cards and dealt faro for
him. We used buttons for chips, and
he would squat outside my grated door
and tell me where to place his bets.
ln few days had all his ready cash
Then he sold mule and lost that. 1t
ls too tedious to tell in detail, but head
by head his stock all vanished. Then
he put up his watch and chain and suit
OF clothes. / won them, and made bin
poke them through the CRATES. In
week my cell looked like a country
store. | had boots, hams, a pair Of
scales, all the sheriff's Office stationery,
a barrel 81 -four, a saddle, and feather
bed. AT last he came in and said:
John, iii tell you what I'll do.
You have won everything can move
except the kids and the old woman,
and now III play game of seven up
for all I've lost against your liberty"
ats a CO."
1--WE played through the CRATES. /
tell you it was exciting. 1t was neck
or nothing with me, and you could
hear the old sheriff breathe clear over
in the next lot. We got six a piece,
and it came my deal. turned a jack.
"That puts you out, said the sher-
lit, unlocking the door. "Now get
OUT
lie claimed that the conditions of
the game didn't bar him from taking
a shot at me, and as / went over the
fence he left off young cannon in my
direction. l guess, though. that last
Jack made him nervous, for the load
went over my head and crippled a
darky in corn6eld. l didn't stop to
inquire how badly he was hurt
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Advice for the Minister.
From the Dakota Bell.

From the Dakota Bell
A young man who recently gradu-
ated from an Eastern theological
school went out to Murray, in CGur
dAlene country, to take charge of a
church. The largest gambling hall in
town was cleared for his accommoda-
tion TIE first Sunday, one table on
which Spanish monte was usually dealt
being left for him to stand behind. A
large stock register book was laid on
this, which was supposed to represent
a bible. The whole town turned out
and the young divine preached pow
erful sermon. In it he strongly de.
nounced gambling, horse racing, drink
ing and profanity. That afternoon he
was called on by a committee of lead
ing citizens, one of whom said:
"Pardner, thar's little matter we'd
like to talk over with ye. | am the
chairman NV the vigilance committee y
'Is it possible ?"
"Mighty possible, captn, the cussed-
est possible thing ye ever seed. Wot
we come here to say is that we don't
| approve o yer preachln'-'
81 am very sorry that such is the
case, but | can't SEQ how / can change
it,
'Can't hey Well, l reckon yell
hev to. Ye've got 'er let up on hol-
lerin' agin gamblin', an horse-racein'
an swearin; an Ticker. Them things
air all iowable here, an air highly re-
commended by the leadn' citizens, an
the clergy has got 'er fall inter line.
AS committee we moseyed up here
to warn ye' e9, ee9S.SsaejuAion 'saejuAi n with the en-
campment than the free and nnr;o. o,r
ed manifestp' ~u soyie w ""i"
, more II once
"But, my dear sir,what can l preach,
against-I must denounce something 7
"What can ye preach agin! Well,
| l swar! Hain't there wickedness
'nough in this country 'thout goin
outer yer way to jump onter sich
things Preach agin boss. stealin an
iumpin' mineral claims, NV course. Rip
'em up the back an tramp on 'em
Then there's original sin--tech that uI
once in a while. Jes' confine yersel
to these things an the boys will jes
crowd in to hear an cheer yer ever!
time ye make good pint"
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Damon and Pythias.
A soRDID DETROIT GROCER WHO TAKES
NO STOCK IN ROMANTIC TALES.

A very hard-up looking man entered
a grocery on Fort street west the 9TH
er day and said to the proprietor.
81 have come to give myself up
Ny names Damon"
"No one wants you that I'm aware
Of" replied the grocer.
"But my partner, Pythias, stole a
cake of maple sugar here the other
day, and I've come as a hostage until
YOU can catch him. Excuse me II
slice off bit of this cheese and take
few crackers
"But haven't missed any sugar.
"Perhaps not, but Pythias took 1t al
the same. saw him an hour ago, ano
told him ! should wait here until hi
surrendered himself. Beg pardon, bu
III take herring to go with my crack
ers and cheese. =,
"What did you say your name was'
damon, sir, and there's nothing
mean about me! When | pass m,
word nothing on earth will make M
break IT, Is tins sweet milk in thu
i'm Ali there; but you'll excuse M
# ! take glass"
Look here, you old beat, | wan
you to get out of this!" exclaimed th'
gro, er, who began TO see colore'
man in the fence corner.
But / a. reed to wait for Pythias.
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The Downtrodden Negro.


FIR ON the Detroit Free Press
"Yes, | did find one colored man In
Alabama who claimed that he was
oppressed on account of his color and
previous condition. 1t was at the de-
pot in Selma. We two We're alone on
the platform, and as we drifted TO.
gether and he made up his mind that
didn't intend to steal his satchel, ask
ed how he was getting on.
"Poorly, sab, very poorly" he an
| swered.
"Don't they give you a chance :"
@"No, sah,-no, sab. White folks
down on us mighty bad
"Give me sample case.'
"Wel," he replied after taking a
little time to think, "dey doan' respect
our rights tall. One night las fal
FREQ of 'em come to my house at mid
night an dun woke up an lugged me
off to Jail"
| "What for?'
"Said | had dun stole hog
"Thats cool. And you were an in
nocent man p
"Sartin | was. an IT dey hadn
s'arched my house wi'dout heyin
warrant or de slightest authority IL
hey proved it,
eBut why couldn't you after tn
} search 2"
"Kas dey dun found de pork unde
D .he floor, sab If | had bin a whit
man do YOU reckon dey would hay
e attempted any high handed outrag
: like dat Didn't dey do it kas de
e knowed war a poo black man wi'dou
t any rlghisl Talk to me, sab, OF
\ culld pusson's rights down yere II
hain't got none, Dat pork was sto.
e in the night, aud | didn't leave sing
u track behind, an ylt dey cum al
4" jumped right in on me like dey WI
b suah all dc white folks was honest Al
e all de rest of de Guild people had mo-
Q ed away"
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A Natural Mistake.
TIE MANNER IN WHICH THE LAWYER
sCoLDED IN FRONT OF TIE JURY
THE PROBABLE CAUSE.

From tho Merchant Traveller.
Little Nellie was in the Court room
where her uncle was witness, and
found much to interest her there. She
was especially struck by the impress
i've manner Of the lawyer who was har-
anguing the jury.
Papa" she inquired, "who is that
man that is talking so loud"
'Tbat is the lawyer for the defense,
my dear"
"And who is the man with the scar
over his eye, that just sits and never
says a word7"
"That is tho defendant"
"And who are those men that the
lawyer is talking to?'
'They compose the jury
After moments silence Nellie re.
newed the attack.
"Papa!'
"Welli"
"What has the jury been doing''
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Applauding a Dude.
THE CONSIDERABLE ACT OF AN EXQUISITE
OF TIE MOST EXTRAvAGANT TYPE.


The Boston Transcript listener, as
he passed along Washington street, at
the foot of Cornhil, had observed a
printers boy, who had trundled an
overloaded wheelbarrow into Cornhill,
over the street pavement, and had es-
sayed to get it up from the gutter upon
the sidewalk. The barrow was laden
with unbound books, evidently on their
way to one of the bookbinderies on
the street. 1t was very big barrow
and a very small boy; aud when the
little fellow attempted to get his load
upon the curbstone he was quite unable
to do it. Here he had struggled, 1t
seemed, until he had become quite dis
couraged,l and, seeing little GROVE
gathering to look at his vain Efforts tc
move his stalled vehicle, the boy burs
into tears.
| Just at this juncture there came VI
dude of the most extravagant type
an exquisite fellow, with quite an En-
glish Derby hat, you know, straight
trimmed and low in the crown, spotles
light fawn-colored overcoat; pearl-gra
/ kids; nicely bagging trousers, with tn
, crease down the sides; pointed shoe
/ with CATERS over them, and, carrie
, level IN one hand, a big cane,
) seemed to take this exquisite specime
: but an instant TO take in the situation
f Then he stepped up to the curbsione
D front of the whe elbarrow, daintlly an
. deftly removed his kid gloves, gay
t them and the cane to the weeping bo
to hold, seized the dirty wheel OF Il
q barrow with both hands, and, lifting
s clear of the gutter set it fairly upo
a the sidewalk,
b "Now, my little man, give me Il
b stick and the gloves, and then you OF
I trot along with it, don't you know
" said the dude to the boy, who, thoul
a looking grateful, put his hands to 4
lbarrow, after he had handed over u
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Mitigating circumstances.

"lts all his fault, your Honor /" ex.
claimed wife, az she was arraigned
in the police court the other day.
"Whose fault p
"My husbands"
SLOWS that p
"Well, sir, he came home half tight
just as | had finished hard day's
work and was making my supper of
of cold potatoes. felt mad and des
perate, and he began to argue about
Heaven
"What did he say y
"lle said there wasn't no such place,
nor Hades neither, and he argued the
case 80 well that | believed him.
"And then what :"
"And then, sir, thinking that if that
was the case, | might az well waltz in
and b-v. stone !aylug - I'LL I
lutheran church vii, 'ske plac.,. Oh III, &
3lsl '9nSe a good time OH eS' md md
picked up stick of wood and run the
old man all over the neighborhood and
made him roar for mercy"
Sentence suspended owing to miti-
eating circumstances.
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rITHJN G. sHoRTIIpGEs ACADEMY.
Working Classes Attention.

We are now prepared to furnish all classes Win
employment at home, the whole OF the time oi
lor their spare moments. Business new, light anu
prontable. Persons OF either sex easily earn from
90 cents to $500 per evening, and a proportlOhal
sum by deyoting all their time TO the business.
BOYS ana girls earn nearly as much as men. Ihat
all who see this may send their address, and test
the business, we make this o1er. To such as alo
not Wen satisfied we will send one dollar 10 pay
Tor the trouble OF writing. Full particulars an
out1t iree. Address GEORGE STIssoH CO., for
land, Maine. dec24-S6-iy.
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AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMsBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA

articles, and moved away without a
word.
There was n murmur OF something
like applause a. the dude started along
up the street.
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4 sAlDQUl to be made. Cut this out and return TO
MIlNEY us, and we will send yon free, some
MUWAi thing OF great value and importance 70
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which will bring you In more money right away
than anything else in this world; Any one can DO
the work and live at home. Either sex; all ages.
Something new, that Just coins money for all
workers we win start you; capital not needed.
This is one OF the genuine, important chances OF
iifetime. Those who are ambitious and enterpris
ing will not delay Grand outnt Tree. Address
TRUE Co., Augusta Maine. dec24sd,ly.
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SWARTHMORE COLLEGE

sWARTHMORE, Pa,
opens 9th month, 18th. Thirty minutes from
Broad st. station, Philadelphia Under the care or
course for both sexes; Classical Scientific and LIT
erary. Also Manual Training and Preparatory
School. Healthful location, large grounds, new
and extensive buildings and apparatus. For Cat
aiogue and full particulars, address EDWARD II.
MA(iILI. Ii. d., PreSt. may3,sI-lot
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WESTERN RAILROAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION

w. F. HALSTEAD, Supt.
Superintendent'a once Scranton, Feb lst,1s2
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-01-29

aicn. syrrsion to sacicfy. dimLes OF visi. n,
Bols-s IL the bed. The vital duid paastng rLvb-
ssrve4 In the urine. and msr- otter disess. :
that iesi b insandty md de.tn.
Dr. 3lETie, who 10 . regular physician
isrstoass Of University Of fenpsy lvsnisl, and
Who devoses his whole time aid studs to these
complaints. will agree TO forfeit ave hundreo
collars for cess u this ktnd the VIAL RE-
sTokA I'VE tuDcer his special advice snc
treAsmentl will BOT cure, o. for anything tni-
puS or fnju-ious found 10 IL d.. MINI Il
treas all private dissassa succ. asfully without
nerczfy Cousnltation free. Thorough cram
inastsn snd sdvics, including anAlysis Il urine.
g. Prfes Of VITAL REsILR aTIvf, 81 a. .
hbeaAe. " fouf timss the Quantity. e6i s.nt t.
~ address upon r~csspt Of pnce, o. Z. o. n
escsfs frosn stsss,Aton, ~ In priss.e lame,
q dss;-s<. ~
4. Z. MsTtg. II D..
II kearny strees. ban francisco, Cal.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREx,
wil b sent to any one spplyiIC by letter.
st.Sang yup:ons. SIX And age. strict seerec,
u fegaFd to eli bQniness transactions
D6 AIkrik'6 xIONkt RIM pY NEkH
Hko11C0h, curss all kinds Of bladder CON.
plants gcnorrhDA. sless, lsacorrhDA For sal
81 al druggists. {: dollar bottle; six bot,i,,
On. Mrsr,zs rANpELIoN PILLS AZ. IL,
esat ana cheapest dysp ps.s and bilious cure II
ths Iasrkst. For saas ~ all dEusg.Hts.
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PATEgT NOTICES
fora Patent



Eu-sks, Nevada. may %. 1888.
NOTICE f. HfEFBY GIvEN THAT TIE
~ Payday Gold ard SILVER lining oonp ny.
whose postufacs address, Is esn srabcisc.'.
Cali. ri Ia, has this cay nlsi its application for
ls,ens Fourteen Lunorei and rishty-Dine
lirear feet Of the Paw Day c ife or VEN bearing
silver. with surface gr uDd nj. hna. RED feet IN
sidth situ ted iu jsckrabbit aiming istrict
County OF Iircoln. snd sta Of nevada and
esiensted by tie neld notes and official plat Oh
die IN This ufice Ga Lot No. 81. located upon
unsuTytyed land. 1ht exterior undaries Vt
aid Lot No. 81 b. nE IN follows, to wit;
Beginning 81 port u srked No. l. o sury' J
No 81 rom uhirh min. raj n,onnni.nt No
bears is deg IS II s4s feet Tn. stove
pipe Of Day Mining ttnpsiy'- yttee b srs \
ID q, IS min 2 4lr tcet- . d 'hv III usetttcs VI
Payday hoistipg-s orls letrf y de- ss hit
z 50, test, Then. Let cotie4 ~ {, /, as una y
600 iett. TO post married no ,. u = suis,y NJ 20
and lost Nc Of [ survey = 81 naid Poets
bring identical With the north-a>teriy eoraer
ri,nuu.,Lt OF The Payday locss,on. fro Uuich
the nerth~es.,rlJ eci nef uionnn,n, CT The ray
westerly o.Tt.r q the Pey.lias Location.
Thence. 4 81 otg 50 rlin s5i isos. 10 a p int
On the westerly II go Us surve, No 80; thencr,
50 deg !. So feet to pos No : survey Nc
50. AID theme. Q 7. deg IS miD l. 60i feet, to
poet No 2, q . survey No 0 and the place VI
b<ginhirg. CentsiDifg an ar, Ut So ltO Acre Of
land. wbirh Tracts being -xciudsa from this
survey iesvee remaining an sres Of In 23-io0
Acres OF land.
Nag. ssiiafioo 10 DE kAsi
The !. eaton Of this u me 10 recorded In tbs
Recorder sflre Of Lincoln county, Nevada, IN
Bo. / u Mining Notifies. Ttis lode Ia bound d
Ga the east By The Jackrabbit mining claim,
sol on the north. west std south by 10 hnov D
claims. Aiy and ell persons claiming I'D.
srssly any portion II raid Payday mine OF
-Diiace grouli ore T5qnlr 10 hls thar sdyer .
e!sisr WITH the Register Of the Tilted states
LEnd U<ice Rt tureks, In thr . tate Of Hex Al.
turing the sixty days period Of puhliestion
aer-os, or they viii b. barr b. virtue Of the
pfovfsiuLs OF the nistuie
F.H HfsCELtY. Resi..er.
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Notice 10 lienhultsis.

NoricLls HkkxSy oivkH THAT srs
~ andsrsiyssd hes ssn1sassa 20 sssics n
~ Justice cssrt - s,oat Teebe11p. 1sccls
s.derisssS u pisissal sis GSy1sssr 5(,yss
htesss ooapeay. OAts 1A.S 81 cS
prusghtt 70 suguess . ltsE ~ SSvst 81 risano
.sd essips' dsfspAsAte. upsn ~ (SilSViss
asscsiesd y.Ups!sy snd tEsnisss, sllpcas3 N
u Nevada. v VIZ: The ppStessy isSus y ~
M.ynowsr mine. IN said bistFiet. eestsisisr -
dollaru. gold coin. and q cialS,S1 NM.
and b. virtue or Aet u ~ SSsss
lature Of the state Of NsvsAs. s,11sisy
"As Act TO secure itsns q nseSasics
and c,hsrs .andto repsaisllothss Acla n ~.
tion shesstc. approved nssvh y, ISJ6, ~
.neIeiors, al pernons haviag .holdiss, = ei.iss
gnens npoh said rranistb uhAer tke pVsvts.
ions ofssid Act ere herehy NODDED q = ~
Rpesr before ssIa Court ap ~ iitA ~ 81
rssoTuasy, =. D ~. ~ " St:seh 4. ~ M
. nee. e: . sasfs s-Assis their rs'A iisss =
is'A MA1S enuSlou. las>>s,l,.. .
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Application for = Potent


Eureka Nevada, February y, A. y. lbas
NOliCE IL HLhkBy GIVEN THAT
" J T. Fallis. q. q Heath aLd the Waller
MIL Mipi = Company. wh's pest ufics - !.
lress is PAhransgat. Lincoln Count, News ,s, hss
his dsy Med their application tor 4 uts.nt for
aiteen hupdr ,iuear 10, Of b- ~ ,frh 0f Iuly''
rins OF veiu. bearing gold and silver with sur
lace gruuhd six hunIrwd feet 1 width. v,tunsss.
In pshranAgat Lake Minins bist,ict County Of
Lincoln and state VI Nevada. aud design st-u by
.l' field notes AID of1cia plat On hlr in thi.
Nee A. Lot number 81 in {. wnshipA . Rsage
- Of Nount bis0lo N. fiii q b. exssrios
boundaries Of laid LOT 81 being 40 .ollows
70 wit:
y. ginnirg at pos, married. No !, y surve,
No ~. T I, b X. 80 sectiop s; theme, the
S,r,b /. pust OF see 0 Z X 90 >. b. ar n
81 des r. 10 ieet, theme rui tang lei gou :. !.
u deg v 1870 feet. to posi- inmkri NJ Z. U :
Survey No 81 old u,onlmfnt bearS y ~ de- "
IN feet from aAid pot 9. Tn'nc-, 81
'our4e. Ma reg @ofe :, 10 post marked NJ.
4, q Survey 40 %; odd non mont bears 4 a
tg f. IS feet from poet NJ .. III pra "a
toures, N II dtg ihu0 iet.t post No 4, L !,
.urysy 20 o.; old iarpument hears N As eu ~
!; feet fsom post %. rhenc-i 4tu course, { ~
dvs 60 ieet, 70 p.,Bi No |, the place q begin.
n.ng. Containing 20 ~ ll0 Acrs Oour.ss es
pressed from the true nier dian, with magnetic
variation Of Is dog fast. e
The location Of this mius /. recorded In the
ttecordtr's once Of lincoln County, >evAdn, IN
Book Of aiming Notices. page Isl, u the ssooras
q incoln County. Nevada This claim ID
bounded by no known elai ..
Any snd all person- claiming adversely any
portion Of the said Firth VI July mine or sIriacs
ground Ne REQUIRED TO ft their adverse ,laizas
sith the Ne, ister Of he Unit. d statrs Land
Once at Eureka, IN the tate Of Nevads, darfnr
The Ex'y %, = t~riod OF tubli cation h,retf. o.
they will be BARR by virtue o tbs prov siUns
F.H. HIScxLEY. Register,
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Application for q Paten,

No. 681.
NOTICE Is HTREBy GIVEN THAT A. Nc
~ AAHOh sud J. l., ROUIZOA9, who's.
postofies sddfess - Bulli.pviiie, Linz oh
tinn for patent for fifteen huldrtd tnerr /, .,
Of the Magnolia" mine or VEN bc.rirR silver
With -urfsce ground ak hundred feet h width
situated 10 ghland Mining District, Count, o
Lincoln and btsts Of Nevada. and designated b.
ths Geld nctss snd .facisi plat on Ole IN III,
o11c-ss lot No ". ioeassd On nnrurvry,d Isnd,
Ths extsstor scundsriea Of sid 10, No. " pe n,
- follows. 10 Wit:
Beginning Vt post lsarAed No /. q sury,,
No 81, whence the Nsrdaa brick smutrsrsei
married mineral monunrnt No. 1, bears !
ssk deg Z 3i2S feet. Tnis sn.okostsek ia ab,,u
" fsst high sud feet square at the hase, III.
nAsih shaft in this claim bears n "a deg NJ.
fsst The ncttce monument staids feet nor, i
u the eeAter Of the shaft. thence running. Il.
course . n deg W 1900 fest 10 . post marks
70: 2. survey No ~; thence. "a course, )
survey No. 81; thence. ID cour ., N II az ,
leoo feet, 10 post Married No. I, U {, survey No
III and thsuos, eth course, ~ dee eco feet. l.
~ No. |, vhs plscs Of beginning; c',utainip,
40 - lr0 scres. Posts Nos. aud stand In h.
3s(soA sboat - feet sastssly Of the original 10
eatioa nosuments.i Magnetic variation. 10 DE-
! TSs isestion Of this mine is recorded IN III,
nseeFdsr's 0Gcs Of Lincoln county. Nevsds. Il
ssN q ninins notices THE claim &
MI lode-namas unhnown-snd on the nortt
~ Doush ~ N knovn olaAus. Any and Il
ysfscus claiming aAvtrsely any portion II sait
Magnolia mine or surface ground aTs requtrst
% fls their sdvsrss clains with the Register O
m unifed Stetss Land Once u Eurek, 10 III,
sts4s VI Nsvads. dusing The sixty days period O
publieatton hsysos, Of shsy will b. barred b,
vtStus OF the pyovin1eeo Of the stAsuss.
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Sheriff. Sale.

DY VIRTUE or 4 pLcREr AYE olarko
ID sale iGred out Of the 6ixth Js6icisi Di.a,i
Curt. In md tor the County VI Lihcoip. ~
o. Nsssds. .nd 70 NE ar csse 40 dsiivssvl
twenty ninth day Of Saauary, 4. ., ipsj. Il
favor Of J. n Anderson and J. b VhfisS
.sintifs, and against George kusseli. lrSislh
nursell. Msrgsrst Russeii. Niiiisn o. NeNur
wes. AckuE-sy, James nc0uize. Nishssi q.
eponAld. n. =. acssstt. sad rsvid BsTvIes'
for the sum OF stx thousAba slsht hux6r,k ~
rxty seven t4s s67.CQI daiias :, dsut, teG.,h.s
with ssx hundred sAA sikhty six ,oe6a.uJ ~.
lars. lswysrs 1855 snd one hundnl ~ Any
three eisS.e0b dollsss. tax cpsss, and N 49,.
ing costa cad iBtsrsss.l Aava lsvird % ~ ~
Wig pr p~rty 10 vit:
All u tn rishs,tislt snd intsie,i q ~. s.,t
dsfsndanss 10 and y .hoss ssrss ntaiIs
IN the Courty VI Ltncein. sist, VI ksvsda, -
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tshuts nipih bsststct - Emu calico q frlisea
70 Wit; Thu Iacs mine Plat. Nssrs siLs, Assss
Urux mlbs bcasrasa Anins. rsednA plins, slivse
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fhs int rsst h-ssby ordered soln and II is1e1
IN this deere betuv As foiloss. " Wit, All IA
certain nlihtut elsin cclfs1rtnt ~tNhl hpnaex
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rreDrdso sid district The lpcs" ma =
suiLing claim. An upd,viosu iLtsfsst o Az
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inx cisi knowp and seosdsd ~ saaa dusqSst
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VI Anu ea - ~. ~ sSs s.aa ~
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~ lou .s. 's.. so - 49,
o' tns. ysus.s seAs eoasAst44
..h' hunaIeo ~ 49,, -. seSuA - -
."rs ~ ~: ~ 80 a0
isN >ssros - ~ hahass4 -
issl OF tnAt censl 1,giLe elaan 80 49,
low ana rscosssa - ~ rssIees - 49, ~.
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cIsin: ieeesso ~ rsonec - - eAssssa =
ne ssa ~ vs,sA sAese seee,ssa
ina cisin cons.iuiss sisht Svssr... NJ, ~
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district - chs ''lsssfafs. nAAs q nastn1
claim: All Of that esrtst. n,aine eisaA, vsisl
recorded a. ths 9, eps. u 49, 1islgtss g ~
bag .Ad" mime " eibiAs slaAM. - ~
vided one thsusase iva fsss q 49, ss(ain
In the rsuoras o ssiA Hisiay distssst = e.